PM Aso arrives in Berlin

PM Aso arrives in Berlin

BERLIN, Germany - Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso (L) is welcomed at Tegel airport in Berlin on May 4, the second leg of his four-day European tour following a trip to Prague. Behind him is his wife Chikako.

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